 | Nanotech 2007 Vol. 3
Technical Proceedings of the 2007 NSTI Nanotechnology Conference and Trade Show, Volume 3
Chapter 1: MEMS/NEMS |
| - | Nano-structure or nano-system: opportunities and pitfalls |
| | P. French |
| | Delft University of Technology, NL |
| - | MEMS Sensors for Harsh Environment Applications |
| | P.M. Nieva |
| | University of Waterloo, CA |
| - | Fabrication of a Real-Time Reactive Ion Etching Resonant Sensor Using a Low Temperature Sacrificial Polymer |
| | B.G. Morris, P.J. Joseph and G.S. May |
| | Georgia Institute of Technology, US |
| - | Characterization of An Integrated 3-Axis CMOS-MEMS Accelerometer |
| | H. Qu, D. Fang and H. Xie |
| | Oakland University, US |
| - | Piezoresistive effect in DLC Films and Silicon |
| | A. Tibrewala, A. Phataralaoha, E. Peiner, R. Bandorf and S. Büttgenbach |
| | TU Braunschweig, DE |
| - | Comparison of Piezoelectric MEMS Mechanical Vibration Energy Scavengers |
| | M. Marzencki, S. Basrour, B. Belgacem, P. Muralt and M. Colin |
| | TIMA Laboratory, FR |
| - | Experimental results for a parametrically excited micro-ring resonator |
| | K.M. Harish, B.J. Gallacher, J.S. Burdess and J.A. Neasham |
| | University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK |
| - | Gas fingerprinting using Carbon Nanotubes transistors arrays |
| | P. Bondavalli, P. Legagneux and D. Pribat |
| | THALES, FR |
| - | Manufacturable, Highly Responsive Nanowire Mercury Sensors |
| | S. Keebaugh, W.J. Nam and S.J. Fonash |
| | The Pennsylvania State University, US |
| - | A compact, low-power cantilever-based sensor array for chemical detection |
| | A. Loui, T.V. Ratto, T.S. Wilson, E.V. Mukerjee, Z-Y Hu, T.A. Sulchek and B.R. Hart |
| | Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, US |
| - | A Silicon Ultrasonic Imager Probe for Minimally Invasive Diagnosis |
| | J.K. Chen, P. Lin, X. Cheng, J-H Liu, S-Y Chen and P-C Li |
| | Xerox Corp, US |
| - | A Model for Blood Cell Transport and Separation in a Magnetophoretic Microsystem |
| | E.P. Furlani |
| | University at Buffalo, US |
| - | A down-to-earth case for autonomy in massively plural sensor systems |
| | R.M. Newman, E.I. Gaura and J.P. Brusey |
| | Coventry University, UK |
| - | Microfluidics and Microacoustics for Miniature Flow Cytometry |
| | S.K. Ravula, D.W. Branch, J. Sigman, P. Clem, G. Kaduchak and I. Brener |
| | Sandia National Laboratories, US |
| - | Nano-structure or nano-system: opportunities and pitfalls |
| | P. French |
| | Delft University of Technology, NL |
| - | MEMS Sensors for Harsh Environment Applications |
| | P.M. Nieva |
| | University of Waterloo, CA |
| - | Fabrication of a Real-Time Reactive Ion Etching Resonant Sensor Using a Low Temperature Sacrificial Polymer |
| | B.G. Morris, P.J. Joseph and G.S. May |
| | Georgia Institute of Technology, US |
| - | Characterization of An Integrated 3-Axis CMOS-MEMS Accelerometer |
| | H. Qu, D. Fang and H. Xie |
| | Oakland University, US |
| - | Piezoresistive effect in DLC Films and Silicon |
| | A. Tibrewala, A. Phataralaoha, E. Peiner, R. Bandorf and S. Büttgenbach |
| | TU Braunschweig, DE |
| - | Comparison of Piezoelectric MEMS Mechanical Vibration Energy Scavengers |
| | M. Marzencki, S. Basrour, B. Belgacem, P. Muralt and M. Colin |
| | TIMA Laboratory, FR |
| - | Experimental results for a parametrically excited micro-ring resonator |
| | K.M. Harish, B.J. Gallacher, J.S. Burdess and J.A. Neasham |
| | University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK |
| - | Gas fingerprinting using Carbon Nanotubes transistors arrays |
| | P. Bondavalli, P. Legagneux and D. Pribat |
| | THALES, FR |
| - | Manufacturable, Highly Responsive Nanowire Mercury Sensors |
| | S. Keebaugh, W.J. Nam and S.J. Fonash |
| | The Pennsylvania State University, US |
| - | A compact, low-power cantilever-based sensor array for chemical detection |
| | A. Loui, T.V. Ratto, T.S. Wilson, E.V. Mukerjee, Z-Y Hu, T.A. Sulchek and B.R. Hart |
| | Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, US |
| - | A Silicon Ultrasonic Imager Probe for Minimally Invasive Diagnosis |
| | J.K. Chen, P. Lin, X. Cheng, J-H Liu, S-Y Chen and P-C Li |
| | Xerox Corp, US |
| - | A Model for Blood Cell Transport and Separation in a Magnetophoretic Microsystem |
| | E.P. Furlani |
| | University at Buffalo, US |
| - | A down-to-earth case for autonomy in massively plural sensor systems |
| | R.M. Newman, E.I. Gaura and J.P. Brusey |
| | Coventry University, UK |
| - | Microfluidics and Microacoustics for Miniature Flow Cytometry |
| | S.K. Ravula, D.W. Branch, J. Sigman, P. Clem, G. Kaduchak and I. Brener |
| | Sandia National Laboratories, US |
| ISBN: | 1-4200-6184-4 |
| Pages: | 732 |
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